Niazi Mostafa’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Egyptian film director
Was Film director 
From Egypt 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender male
Birth 1911
Death 1986
(aged 75 years)

Niazi Mostafa (Arabic: نيازي مصطفى‎‎) was an Egyptian film director.
Samīr Farīd, author of 1978 Dalīl al-sīnimā al-ʻArabīyah (دليل السينما العربية 1978), wrote that Mostafa was one of “[t]he most important directors in the history of Egyptian cinema”.
In 1936, he directed several promotional documentaries for Misr Bank group companies.

Works

  • Salama Is Safe or Everything is Fine (1938) – Salama fi khair
  • Mr. Omar (1941) – Si ʿOmar
  • The Wife Factory (1941) – Masnaʾ al-zawgât
  • Rabha (1943) – Râbha
  • The Valley of Stars (1943) – Wâdî al-nougoum
  • Hababa (1944) – Habâbah
  • Hassan and Hassan (1944) – Hasan wa Hasan
  • The Magic Cap (1944) – Tâqiyyat al-ikhfaʾ
  • Mohamed-Ali Street (1944) – Châriʾ Mouhammad ʻAlî
  • My Daughter (1944) – Ibnatî
  • Antar and Abla (1945) – ʿAntar wa ʿAblah
  • The Human Being (1945) – al-Banî âdam
  • Miss Boussa (1945) – al-Ânisah Boussah
  • Son of the East (1945) – Iraqi-Egyptian co-production – Ibn al-Chark, Le fils de l’Orient
  • A Glass and a Cigarette or A Cigarette and a Glass (1955)
  • Pleasure and Suffering (1971)
  • Without Pity (1971) – Bilâ rahmah
  • Searching for a Scandal (1973)
  • A Girl Named Maĥmood (1975)
  • Hereditary Madness (1975) – Magânîn bi-l-wirâthah
  • The Delinquents (1976) – al-Mounharifoun
  • First Year of Love (1976) – Sanah oulâ houbb – Co-directed by Mostafa, Salah Abou Seif, Atef Salem, Kamal al-Cheikh, and Helmi Rafla
  • ^ Armes, p. 158.
  • ^ Armes, p. 159.
  • Armes, Roy. Arab Filmmakers of the Middle East: A Dictionary. Indiana University Press, August 23, 2010. ISBN 0253004594, 9780253004598. p. 131.
  • ^ Armes, p. 183
  • ^ Armes, p. 186
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